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Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04

rue of3I Per cent interest on m.n,hly
balances, and Where : We deem said
bond sufficient security fss depasitlng
the Morrison coaay y funds IN saiaprisa,e
hank OF N. =. Clarke, be it therefore
REsoLvED, tlial the hontl Of EeI, nfiah
L. Clarke for the purpnse ot receiving
said funds be and the sane hereby is
approved by HE beard
The following b,is wee duly rejected
in full:
Il N a Fortier setting leg q Il. Bu1z ami
VISITS. not S&slls c<un'y char as..........S4o Oh
Hoaston,s medicine AMI prescriptions
10 BIlgEs %
RESOLVED, That all neon,hly apprs.
i'riatis,ns Madt. a! Tie Jan'lary meeting
tor county paultrs are hereby extended
until the next meeting Of this board
On motion duly seconded AID Carried
the penalty, Interest aud cost <aa the lakes
for the Aear $3.50, S:ee!e's addition in
TIE iowH of Eel'e Prairie, were abated
i'y lhc b"arl.
The official bond Of 5. F. FalIcr for
tou;t commissioner of AInrrison county
VAS dh|y pre-: ented to the ls,Hrd Of
county com nl>>inners and ai.;>r',yed.
The following resolutions were unan.
imou>ly ad,p'ed:
RESOLVED Tha; Mrs Br9ianA Of tie
town or Belle Prairie shall be allowed
500 per month tor ihn months Of
February, Ma:eu and April, 1887. ont OF
the county poor fund
REsoIETD, That tI: county surveyor
Of Morrison county be ard serety is
authorized 10 use the field .nntes now IN
lie ~ the Office nt The register oc deeds
far Tie purpose 81 surveying, ana for
sn"h purposes as he NAV deem necessary
provided 'hal sail surveyor shall take
pr: Der care nf sad field notes when in
" ic l,aasees'Or
4 {, nwrrnrn, 2 ays' serv1ta as county
con, l1sv's ser1 ice appointments 2l2
Peter MaG~t.'1. , hn vs. service as tonutv
com. days appointments. niH:s
trHTe'.. 10
K''',e 3 3hAvs' bridge committee 50: 40
miles travel. 81: tlar appointment .
days, county commissioner, 40 miles
travel .............. &c
Frank Nanstcl1 days's ervice ls co.
commissioner, 1ay appointment ol
miles 'rHvr! .... ...... ............. II 40
.'DNu NtN.n!'t. ! f'av hoard Of AUDITORS
/ dry s'min: 'irror licenses, .'ny
anrintm'nt day signing county
orders . ,'nrs' services as county
commissioner. 100 miles travel 70 %
The hna'"l adjo,rn"d until the second
Monday If May, \. y. 1887
JOHN ST!'MPF,
Chr Board o. rnNntv colnmiSs ioncrs
FRANK FLLNN;;F"EHR,
County Auditor.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04
For Sale,

The finest farm in this state, lf0 acres,
40 acres Of which is good heav, OAK and
10 acres OF nice meadow and 100 nericultu
raj land, 26 acres under cultivation Swan
river runt through the center Of the farm
nice frame house 1920 feet and q large
log stable. This farrn is for sale ON very
easy terms and at very low dgnres. Six
miles from two railroad stations. Call and
see US. LEON HOUDE
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04
PROBATE NOTICE.
State Of Nenncsctn, .s
County Of Morrison.
Special term, Feb. IL, 1887.

In the Mstter of the Es1ate Of William Dallnaer,
Deceased. .On reaulng and iling the pitition
ei Michael WischneWski, Administered or OF The
el,ting amous: q, her tainys, thar he has .ully
administered said estate, praying chat q sihae
and 2 ace re fixed Tor examining aud allowing
his account OF his administration, ana fou the
assia Of the residue of said estate to .,tirs
it is ordered, that said accoun: be exa,ii ID,
and petition heard, by tht, Judge Of this Court,
on Wednesday the 23rd day Of MArch A.. g.
1881, ut 2o'clock 2. NJ. sas hisstotiice in the
Nli.ase OF little Falls III said County.
Aud it is further ordered. that listce thereof
be given 10 all persons interest I'd DpGb blishrg
a copy o. this oruer Tor three sugeeseive weeks
prior 70 said day Of hsering, i'll the Littls$Falis
Transcript u weekly newspaper printed ane
published at little Falls in siiia County,
dated at Little Fails, this 18th Gay of
FEBRUARY A, D. 1887
By the Court,
n, RICHARDSON.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04


The. Little Falls Ideal Dran5atic
esmpsny viii appear In the tiye, act
drama, "Under The Laurels'', j., or The
evening Of March "a, 1887, at Cross
Opera House: This is an excellent
play, and the cotnpruy have given it
lots ef practice and it will lie one Of
the best plays ever produced by home
talent in Little Falls.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Mrs. Milford iss Clara 4. Kingsley
Rose Milford. Miss Mary Richardson
Polly Duhler .......... Mrs. $. Staples
Sooky Butten.. ........ iss Carrie Hicks
Kyle wKy") Branttord.. M Harker
Frank CoIewood.....F. A. Richardson
IKE Hopper............".....W w. A. Butler
BOB. Butten.. n..........................F. +. stanaI
Zeke.: ..............."........".S s. f. Staples
Sheriff. VIM, RYAN
This play will he prudured for the
benefit Of the new Catholic church.
Tickets will be Tor sale ut the postcf1ice
at usual prices.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04
PROBATE NOTICE.
State OF Minnesota,
County OF Morrison. +.

Couity VI .HOII iSttt -
In Probate Court. tt3%%
I'm the Matter OF the Estate Of TheresiG Hauer
Diseased I Fsysat:
On reading ana Fling the petitfsf Of Charles
Hauer"f Morrison County Teprespnting. among
"tl-r thinss, chat Theresia H.uer la te Of Rich
Prairie, Morrison county. Jinnescta on the
fourth day Of September A. y. .5lItS6 Mt Rich
Fra irie. MnTriao ! comfy t2icd interstate, and
heirG q resident Of this comfy aJ the time Of
her death, leaving goods. chhtte1s and estats
Within this comfy, an that be said pttitisneT
il tie SON Of said tlece7seti,. and PRAYING that
administration OF said ssinte be TO Charles
Hsuer alants,d: a. -
n is URDEREp, that said petition be heard
b. fore slfe Judge Of this Court, on Monday TIE:
fourteenth day Of Nareh: A. 3. 1887, at two
o'clock p, r1,, at the Court house in Little Falls
III said County,
ORDERED FURTHER, that notice shereof
bc given to the heirs Of said deceased, and il,
all persot S Interested. by publishing n copy OF:
this ord er Tor three successive weeks prior to
said Say Of hearing; in the Littla Fails Trans
,cr;pt a weekly newspaper p, intsd and pub.
}ished ut Little Falls, ia -aid county, =.
T dated ST Little Fails the third day of Febrt-
ary 4. D: 1887.
By the Cour:, .........
N, RIcHARDSON i.
..- E.sG Judge of PrabAts.
Ell. FARNHAM
Petitioners Attorney ~. q.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Reported weekly for the DEMucnAr, 10y
Lyman Signor, Register Of Deeds:
Western L. II. Go. to Henry
BurggraH, lot + and t;wl &;
seA section II, township
range 20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D 200 90
ST. Paul & y. T. Ky. CO. to
George ';ris~>|. lot and +t'a
OF sell and lot ), section II
township l27, runer'.......... 343 81
John K&rnra an! wi'nto F;uuk
i. tt':h AMI knthr"in> i'".n,
part nNA oi rtiiii se.'tinE ~,
township l27, range -. 25 90
Henry Botzoih t q George Gr,s-
sci, nw4 of n'l and pH.t nr'
OF neH section 2p. township
III, range 2!),..................... 135 90
Henry Bu!ygralI and wife 10
Geo,g" GriSScl sWl, vi sell ara
lot +. section II, township
127, range 20...................... i.:.N0 90
George G'.iss'| end Wjfr 70 Jlen-
ry Hur:sg!n:i., =. ii NV. sac~
tiDn 20, township ]27. rung,>
2o.........."............,.......... 500 Go
st. Pau+ !, n. =. i<y 20 to Cv-
rus N',tnHE, 81 OF Me- sHr
tlOn 20, township II, range
3I'............. Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
Lesser Franklin and wife, to
Henry j. Wn,lsworth, lots 9
and 4, block j. trnolds addi
tion to Little Falls. s............ 100 90
Henry ]. Wudsworth and wife,
to Alden H. Potter and James
Mex. Thompson, lots 3 and
4, block f, Arnolds addition
to Little Falls 500 90
Alden II. Potter et III. to And
ers G. Anderson. lot 3, block
4, Arnods addition to Little
Falls ............................. 25o 90
George Eulesl and wife to Rt.
Hupert SeidenbHsc',, lots l
and ,, block 50, Little Fails ITS 90
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04

sK &C. Neal, the pnotogr apner. is com.
eteat to. o.ciean, tune and repair that or
gan of yours and make II sound the same
as new. Those desiring to purchase a
new organ or piano will do we'll to call
on him 1t his photograph rooms one
door south ef = w. Berg's hard ware II
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04
NOTICE.

Little Falls, Mimi, Dec. IS, 1886.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
heretofore known as Collins & B n,fell
is dissolved. except as to the closing up
OF past transactions OF laid firm; and
that neither OF the mem bers of said firm
as heretofore existing, to wit: E. W.
Collins and Henry Ben,feld, is author
lzed TO bind the other by contract or in
any way whatever, from the date If this
notice. E. w. Collins.
SEND FOR THE SEED CATALOGUES -
Many Of our leading seedsmen publish
Catalogues which they send fre to al
pho wish them. They contain much
valuable information. One of the hes
IS the Illustrated Catalogue Of the
Joseph Harris Seed Company, Nocn-
estr, N, Y. They write US that they
will be glad to send it TO- every reader r
Of the Transcript who will send them
their name and address on a postal
card. Send at once and see what they
have to offer. We know their seeds
to be gooe and they sell them at an
unusually low rate. ~
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04
Nur1cx az fsroRrer,os,,nrsssr.rs

Default having been made IN the tassnent OF
the sum OF six hundred ard eighty-six@ Il and
1910 dollars. whiehais claimed to be due and
is due Mt the tata7of thisnotice upos, a certain
mortsa .e duiy executed aud delivered by John
4. Estey, an unmarried max, as mOrtge sor,
unto The Pitts Agricultural, Works. as naortga
gee y airing date the s,Hths5 day of May 1885,
and duly recorded III the office Of Register OF
deetlsa@in and for Morrison county, Stair. Of
Minnesota. on the lsyfss day Ct August, A. n
lHS5 On O clock q. NJ, in btsos "J'' Of Mors-
sases on pages pol. 202ant 2G3, gnl ns artiou or
psneee1ins at law Or otherwTGas having been
''stituted to recover the debt secnrei by said
mortgage or any part thereof, -
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of p power of sale contained i'd said
mortgage. ant pursuant to the statute In such
ease made and provldad, the spid rcortgase
viii be foreefcsed and the premises described in
ana covered by said mortgage, viz: AIT that
efaet, piece or parcel Of lmad lying and bel ,g
in the county Of Morrison and State OF Minx,-
sofa, deSrrihed as follows, towt The sn,,tl,.
west Quarter ofthe northeass quarter (NE'I) Of
section thi1t;-t'v in township one hundred
ana th.rty:two ti32::, Of range num''er thirty
$50, with the Ecreaitaments and appv rtenances
viii b. sold at public aucliors to THE hig gslest
bidder for cash. tt nay said debt a,ad interest
and twenty-five dollars attorneys fees as stip-
alated in said mortgage in case OF foreclosure
and the disbursements allowed by law, which
sale will be made by the sheriff OF said county
oi Morrison a The front door Of TIE court house
sis the village Of Little Falls in salc county ard
ssate on Saturday,, the 10Th cay Of February.
A. y. 1887. at half past two o'clock p. m. O..
that day. subject to yedem4,rf"n at any tim.
Within one year from the date of sale az pro-
Vi3ed by law
D:tca ss. Cloud. MINI. 7,nuary4 l,s7.
THE PITTS AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
Moitsagee.
JAS. 4 BENNETT JP.
MOrtsuSee's Attorney
HENRY RASI"OT
sheriff uf, II Mo!risOn Co..
Mimi.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04

full and complete line of Boys ant'
Youths suita in full and knee pants
these goods will he sold cheap, as they
must :jH closed nut, a. TANNERS.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04
&1OfRewI1a;]lrld.

will give . reward Of $40 to anyone.
returning to me my red Irish setter, dog,
Snyder, or the same reward will DO given
tor iuf0rmatiel leading 10 his recovery.
When lost the dog lad on. a metal collar
bealine the names Al. Richardson. 81
Houde." g,:5s. LEoS HuIrDE.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04
NOT;CFE q Mf,TECAGE SALE.

WHEREAS. Dcf'n'' has been 1nade in the
con.ii'nN' Of r"r'a II '.,,1tnture Of 1unr.g ge
tt,a''" "n.@ rNcrn'c3 by Elmer f. RAIDER ant!
t'h "'a i " En'e", A!a wItA, mort !aS '"s. rnte
day ;'f >oF"mha". =. o. 1885, nnt. '.r;nth Il in
the o7ir" If h. rctiS.rr If dcefs Of the ,:,1nty
Of Morrison, ~tate Of Ninn.S:Na, or H. 18th
t.aF vt 'an0iry A. j. 1885, at o'clock y, m.
ia BOOK "l' rt mortgages or page 80 and
:Fi :"rN"ticN IN sni'1 nlt.t" count aud state
on th".- -:,i,' day "f No}nmNer, L. r. 1>>,: at
"':'"rk p. -. in book * nf ortgi,s.s n.l page
t";', W.lich NO n'tgAge was "iv ~ to s. c',rr tie
lr vr,'<.t': nj tn, sam Of fl - hpjlt'rd and rr,r
tVe $40 dollars and interest thcAeos q. NE
re OF pes cent per H''snm as represented by
1h'*r r"ornis>ory n0tc, ,sse respectively as rol
Joys wiz! $1fl.'O on or hefnr" \,Yj.,n.,t:r Goth
ING, ;H0l,G ctl nr hei 're N"v'nltcr 2rh 1887
"@I S::i'.fo on Or !'tfpvr November "1h 1899
and <7rttU!t has been mad, in TIE !ay'l nj NJ
TIM san OF Que h'n';r':? ant !ntt t-!ivr do ncs
and inteTest thereo'' as Afnltsai1 exccut Il lA.r
'''"nt tl.erH"n III &4l.6' ~ iAl1,a-v .ith
l*<I ard hy r"sSnn o. sa'. 1eta,}1 there il
''Eai'n't; CO be due "i is d'ie a the date >ftnis
no'ce "pnn aid 'rnor;1 'cc, an; the 7eIt thcr'-
by secured. rc'ndng tntcr,'St a. n !uresa H. the
sur! q; five :l;l''>. s,l.l for;-sx :t.ti i,-1nO
f." iG.] Jon dollars and no prorev'li,.s at law
or "tfler"i>" having been had or instituted to
re ever the lch' secured 10y said ,nortgast or
any part :hcroi Now. therefore. notice is here
hyEjNGn that lv virtue OF = pe"er OF sale in
said ln"rt!'.. rtutaNefI and therewi; n record
"t'. ma p' NNa'' to tie stat1H in such cases
L',rc'rsHd, anl the lands therein described,
lrir- and being situated in eaid couaty Of
Morrison. viz: lat NJ. three 81 block No if-
t,al' l5> in Clarke's addition to the village of
Little Faih according to :be plat OF said a3di
rinn> on fl@ in the office Of the Register af
Deeds in aud tor sPid H1orrisos> County. wflE
o" sold by the sheriff of said Marrison County
at puolic auction. to the higl1e2 bidder for cash
st the front door Of The Court Huuse. in tho
Eillase Of Little Falls in sditi Morrison County
fifth (Ath) day o. March 4. ., 1881 At 10 O'Clock
A. II. 10 pay aad satisfy the amount which
VIII thel betUe upon said mortgage anu the
debt 'her by secured including interest ~
aforesaid, and the cost and expenses of SAL
sa!e including Ike sam of Twenty-Five dollar,
$4,000 attorneys fees stipulated il said
mortgage,
ALICE NJ WELK Eff
Nortgasee.
DaSed January 4th 1887.
CRAs. ?. REEVES.
Attorney for Mortgagee,
GlenWoCaI MINI,
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
- - -. .s.t.ys. ..s.#> i
J. F. BASTIEN .'... T"

Has opened blaeksmith shop at Louis
Hamliu's old stand, aud rs prepared To
do all work 10 hisline in first classstyie.t
Horsessoeing : specially !.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04
PROCEEDINGS
: OF THE
Board Of Co. Com .
lilisslOnors,.


Special Session, Feb. 23, 1887
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04

The above mortgage sale has Hee, postponed
to Saturday, Feo g. 1887 at <r:clnCi1 D. m,
at the front door Of the court ho,1so III the
village Vt Little Falls, Miun.
HENRY RASICJT,
Sheriff OF Morrison Co, Ra8n.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04

A cloudy day is just al Coca A. 4 clear
one for making pictures <sl
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04

The shove mnr'gsse sale has been potrored
! from Saturday, Eej II 1857. to sa,urday Narvh
:, 1887: a. orl"ck p snt the court house III
toe yilla4s vi Little Fal>s Minnesota;
Sheriff Of MORRISON Co., Mimi
NOTlNE OF MORTGAGE SALE RY ADVER-
TIsEMENT.
I'cfa nit k<leing Scen made IL the payment Of
the sufn o' two h1t:dred and twent j. four an!
100 lS2z2t.zD dollars, which is clni.sed to b..
Tue and S 1--WE ut the 'iate Of this notice upon
ccriaEs n.D .Drt4age July executed ann delivered
by !Nhn tEa Min and Chloe Hamliu. ais wife
to John n. fsoSsnhcrscr "nt Henry J. Roset.-
berSer he,risS ia atc the 18th aav OF March, A.
ID. eiShtt,c. iliErircd and eighty vonc and lrly
recsr1ed IN the office If the register Of deeds in
and Tor the e-alrlty Of Morrison ard state Of
Minnesota, e*1. the 2lst day of January A. y.
,ages, pages 4tl. 4G2 and ;63, aud I'D a.tiun
rrocee,!i,n 4! law or otherwise h,tving pean
INSTITUTED TO lscuver the dGbt secured by said
Mort a"v nr 'aaS art fhereaE further thon tie
i'u 1i"atiOn t:f lnG'rt Of sal. " hich has he.,l
di con; inue.l
N;}W, THEREFORE,, >'yTIt < IS Il.REBY
GlfHE. That by virtue Of lower ~ s. le con.
tainc1 i'll said mortgage, and pursuant 10 the
stail!t in such case made al Il pru,'ideu, the
said mortgage will De 'nreclussj, sil'i premises
desciibcA in and c,T,red b. sad mortgage,
viz: Al that trtrt. piece or parcel of lani
iyI.,g and being in the county OF ,rriSon and
state rfMinne>'ta. described as follows, to-wit:
; The Vest ".n;i!f Of the North West quarter
| If section Ma nher eighteen [lFn in Township
One y 'uni. Il a!'c, + weE5y e"ltI I2s} og Rang:
/ Thirty (3G, cnt; jniig ci.k1y acies according
| to lhe gtv%rn!ltn5 survey thereof, with the
h2redi sai!aiiS :n s pNrtvnal.ee& will ,o sold
at phiS. .auc4 4%4', to he hixhes, bidder for cash
tu pa! said ,lets and Interest. and the taxes if
any, on said premises. t enty-ve dollars a..
tOrnrys fees: as stipulated IL and by said
murtea!e in case Of foreclosure, anil the dis
bursrmvnts allowed by law; which safe will be
| made py the sheriff OF said Morrison county at
tie t',,lc do: Of the court hru e in the village
Q Little Fails i'll said county and state, on the
1.tIl DAY ofFeLInlry, a. l. 1887 at clock D.
| IN, Of that day subject to redemption at aIiy
tim within one year from the day Of sale, as
provided by ;aw
Dated Jan. 3, 4. D. lSi7.
John M. EO~ENBERGER ana
HENL.I J. kOSENBERGEH,
MortsAgees
JAS r. BENNETT. JH,.
Attorney OF Mortgasces.
HENRY kAsICoT,
Sheriff Of Morrison Co., MINI.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04

The above messtgage sale has been postponed
to Saturday, Fc). 2G. 1897. at ? O'Clock p. nl.,
at the front ,loo!. Of the court house in the
village Of Little Falls. Minnesota
RETRY NA>ICpT.
Sheriff Of MOrri*uA Co., MINI.
The above mortgage sale mas oceN :.ostponel
, from Saturday FEB rs 1887, TO :rturuAy March
:, 1857, at2 O'c:Gck +. m. the iro..1 !OGr ui
the cuurt ilougc III the village Of Li.,le Falls,
MinnesUt:.
HENRY EASICNT
Sher ifF Of ii urrison c., A1lnn.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04
FINANCIAL REPORT
OF
VILLAGE RECORDER

Villages Of Little Fails, Mimi, (,
for the Year Ending March 2,
1887.
Date. Name Epturn rf g.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-03-04

The Shove NOR gage sale has been potrorsd
from Saturday. Eeb ?7 1857 to Saturday March
y, 1887. a. o'clock p. III. at the court house liz
tie yiiialt vi Little Fal1a. MInnasO,p.
HENRY RASI(OT
Sheriff Of Morrison Co., Mimi.
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Greeting.

With this issue, we present to our pa
irons the Messenger in an enlargcdform.
The Messenger has thus far met with a
success beyond our expectations, and to
our friends and patrons are due our
prosperity, and We extend to them our
grateful thanks.
The Messenger will be in the future,
what it has been in the past, Democi attic,
but will respect its motto. ''Justice to
AL" and will represent the best interests
of our State and parish.
We ask our friends and patrons con-
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A Christmas Tree.

The Sisters of Mercy will give a Christ
mas Tree entertainment at the College
Hall on Monday the Goth. inst.
The good work of the good Sisters OF
Mercy is too well known in our cOmmu-
nifty to need any comment on our part,
but remember, the good Sisters educate
the children of our poor people, and the
orphans of the parish without the least
compensation, and it becomes onr duty
to give our mite, while amusing our
selves, and help the Sisters to make a
success of this entertainment.
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The Contest.

We to-day accomplish the task impo-
sed upon us i'm our capacity Of journalist,
in the gubernatOrial contest. We favored
the nomination of Gov. Nichols, and
worked his cause to the best of our abb
lity, and will Tomorrow, perform our
duty as citizen at the convention
by casting our vote for Gen. Nichols.
After we shall have cast our vote for
our choice, We will await the result OF
the convention, and abide by the will OF
our people.
When the will Of the people will be
proclaimed, the contest in this parish
will be at an end, and both sides and
factions will put aside the past, and
unite in solid Democratic party under
the leadership Of the choice of the peo-
pie, and it becomes our duty to put
shoulder to shoulder and work as one
party for the same cause in order to carry
to victory in 1888, the choice of the De-
mocratic party of the Parish of st Martin
and the great State of Louisiana.
The contest is over in our parish, but
we shall keep account of what is going
on in other parishes and keep our read
ers posted. and when we deem it neccs-
sary, comment upon the situation.
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Total 81 votes
Local Lights.

b. Audibert is in love with the "Belle
of Anderson.
The Republican Parish Executive
Committee meets here Tomorrow.
Tomorrow at II o'clock m, at Breaux
Bridge, takes place the convention to
nominate delegates to the Baton Rouge
Convention. Let the Nichols men at
tend i'm mass.
A genuine female regulator and Iron
tonic is in demand by nearly every wo-
man, both married and single. and that
which stands pre.eminent Is Dr. Dromd-
coolies English Female Bitters.
Tomorrow at II o'clock m. the dele
CATION of the parish Of st. Martin vii
either be for Gov. McEnery or Gen. Nj
cholls; but we believe the latter will Sc
cure it by a large majority.
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The Ticket System.

We have remarked lately that the
in the different parts Of the
sugar district are objecting to the ticket
system. 1t is not the ticket system which
is bad. but the planters themselves. as
we have an example here in this parish
MIR. J. Peters, Superintendent of the
Keystone plantation has established the
ticket system. and when laborers OF the
keystone plantation get their tickets.
thew are as well satisfied as il they had
that amount in United States legal ten
der. as their tickets are everywhere III
this parish; by all business men, treated
in the same manner as legal tender, as
thev are as safe as uncle Sans money.
Mr.. Peters is business man, and the
keystone is run in a bus mess like man.
ner. and Mr.. Peters without canvassiue
the country for hands refuses them at hl'
door every day.
If the other planters would treat thei
laborers as MIR. Peters does, and establish
a reputation for their plantations as III
has established that of the Keystone
they would have no trouble with thel
labOrers,